Collection: Moroccan ashtrays

Ashtray a touching decorative idea

Moroccan ashtray splendid view of craftsmanship

Since the birth of theMoroccan crafts, craftsmen were not lacking in creativity. They thought of and implemented this object which serves to collect cigarette ash: the ashtray. Today, the markets are full of various designs of this useful and much-loved item. In porcelain,hammered aluminumWhether pottery or terracotta, ashtray makers play with geometric designs and shapes. They are fond of this type of vintage, handmade production.

Various models of ashtrays

Craftspeople have created a wide range of ashtrays in different sizes, shapes, and colors. Original and playful, these items, in addition to their functionality, are similar to objects of interior decoration Depending on whether it is a table, wall or floor ashtray, a wide choice is available to those seeking it.

Table ashtray

Resolutely chic, this accessory contributes to the elegance of tableware and offers a meaningful picture to any ambient decor. On the desk or on the living room table, this oriental touch will only enhance the interior decoration. Designed in various models, this ashtray can be made of hammered stainless aluminum. There are also ceramic, terracotta,juniper woodand glass.

The materials pottery andtadelakthave also established themselves to position themselves in this generation of fantastic ashtrays. Some styles are so sophisticated to adapt to the cigar and cigarette in order to renew the decorative aspect.

Cleaning the Moroccan ashtray

Before use, pour 1 to 2 spoonfuls of baking soda into the bottom of the ashtray. This helps neutralize the unpleasant odor of cigarette butts. It is also strongly recommended to empty ashtrays regularly as they retain the odor of stale tobacco. Another alternative is to line the bottom of the ashtray with sand and add a few drops of your favorite essential oil. However, regular cleaning is required with water and vinegar or a slice of lemon.

Most ashtrays created in Moroccan craftsmanship are handmade, and some feature images that speak to Moroccan culture. The materials used are natural and raw, with a quest for authenticity that showcases this artisanal culture. All of these products are made by Moroccan artisans who create a memorable dialogue between movements and eras. A tribute to Moroccan creativity!